Lawmakers Making Progress in Talks on Children’s Health Care

Congressional negotiators are making progress towards a bipartisan deal to reauthorize children’s health insurance and several other important health-care programs, sources say.

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Groups Make Year-end Push to Delay ObamaCare Taxes

Industry groups are gearing up for a final push to repeal or delay taxes in ObamaCare before the end of the year.

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Workers’ Compensation Still Under Pressure from Drug Repackagers, Compounding Pharmacies

Though the number of physician dispensed prescriptions has declined considerably from just a few years ago, the workers’ compensation industry continues to battle a market seeking to maintain high prices by changing drug strength and formulations.

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Trump’s Call to Stop Obamacare Payments Leads to More Cheap Plans for Low-Income Customers

President Trump's decision to cut off Obamacare payments to insurers has driven up the number of zero-cost plans being sold to customers for 2018.

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Actuaries Warn of Insurer Losses, Exchange Exits if Individual Mandate is Killed

If Republicans use their tax bill to repeal the individual mandate, more insurers could end up fleeing the Affordable Care Act exchanges amid climbing financial losses, according to the American Academy of Actuaries.

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Five Health-Care Fights Facing Congress in December

Health-care issues are at the top of Congress’s hefty December to-do list. Republicans spent much of the year on a failed bid to repeal and replace ObamaCare. That’s left several programs and taxes hanging in the balance as the year draws to a close, in addition to the latest health-care drama thrust into the GOP tax-reform debate.

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